Saint Paul seeks an experienced Civil Engineer IV for their Sewer Utility team, emphasizing leadership, expertise, and a significant role in maintaining and improving the city's infrastructure.

Bloomington Planning Commission invites public participation for a hearing on a conditional use permit for an indoor cannabis cultivation facility on January 22, 2026.

St. Louis Park invites residents to join its Recycling Champions program with a training session on waste sorting best practices scheduled for January 27.

A public hearing is set for January 22, 2026, on a permit for an auto repair shop at 9200 Lyndale Ave S in Bloomington, with options to attend in person or electronically.

Chanhassen Rec Center invites locals to discuss the future Chanhassen Bluffs Community Center on January 7, offering a chance to view plans and provide feedback.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation opens spring youth sports registration for volleyball and futsal, offering free participation for ages 9+, with fees for younger groups and early bird discounts.

Maple Grove offers a sledding hill at Gleason Fields for day and night fun, with lighting installed and a sled shed for complimentary use and donations.

Minnetonka Mayor Wiersum resigned after an 8-year term, highlighting community growth and strategic planning during his tenure, as reported by the city's website.

Newly elected Duluth City Council members are set to be sworn in on January 5, 2026, in a public ceremony highlighting transparency and community engagement.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is hiring for various roles, including a Recreation Service Area Manager and sports officials, integral to the city's park system.

St. Louis Park now charges up to a 3% fee for city services paid with credit or debit cards to offset processing costs, but offers fee-free alternatives like cash, check, or ACH payments.

Captain Chad Bauer of Bloomington Fire Department is profiled for his dedication to service, detailing his career shift from utilities to firefighting and emphasizing his family and community bonds.

Bloomington's City Council approved a 6.96% property tax levy increase for 2026, below the initial 9.44% proposal and the Minnesota average, aiming to fund city services responsibly.